DNA Replication Process

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We travel inside nucleus to see how the DNA replicates.

When DNA replicates its strands are separated by enzine helicase.
Single-stranded DNA binding proteines keep the strands from (...?).
One DNA strand encodes the leading strand using DNA Polymerase III.

Just watch to see what is going on.

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[Sokoal117]

Lagging strand pull your shit together man!

[RetardCrewMusic]

shut up, I don't want collegeboard hearing this 2 days before the AP Biology exam!

[MyESPSweeps]

So much better with animations instead of illustrations from my book. Finally learned this today :) Biology exam in two days.

[al3bdh345]

Cool

[Maximilian Wicén]

Good animations :)

[TheHeartmedia]

Very nice video, thanks for the upload. May the 'force' be with you uploaders.

[pogo108]

There will be one RNA primer on the leading strand. Since the DNA polymerase III has to "start" on something, it needs an RNA primer at the 5' end of the leading strand. In other words, every time the DNA polymerase III starts a new process on a 5' end, it has to start on a primer. Hope it helped :)

[Carole C. Fermin]

Thanks for sharing..nice.

[Qiuziarui]

What happened to translation?

[Raptik666]

Is primase only adding RNA to the lagging strand, or is there an RNA primer on the leading strand as well?

[xaoife07x]

that music makes it sound like a horror movie

[RehamSalama98]

@TheQUElee thanks a lot my dear, I appreciate your reply :)